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Canadian politician (born 1945)
Louise Beaudoin (French pronunciation: [lwiz bodwɛ̃]; born September 26, 1945) is a Canadian politician who represented the electoral district of Rosemont
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of Commons 1968–79 Louise Beaudoin (born 1945), Quebec politician, member of the National Assembly of Quebec Louis-René Beaudoin (1912–1970), Canadian
Beaudoin
Sovereignist political party in Quebec, Canada
prominent MNAs — popular actor Pierre Curzi, former cabinet minister Louise Beaudoin, and Lisette Lapointe, the wife of former premier Jacques Parizeau
Parti_Québécois
Premier of Quebec from 2012 to 2014
One result was the resignation of four heavyweights in her caucus: Louise Beaudoin, Pierre Curzi, Lisette Lapointe and Jean-Martin Aussant. On September
Pauline_Marois
Premier of Quebec from 2001 to 2003
Parizeau Louise Beaudoin Paul Bégin Jeanne Blackburn Jacques Brassard Jean Campeau Guy Chevrette Rita Dionne-Marsolais Jean Garon François Gendron Louise Harel
Bernard_Landry
Swedish politician and diplomat (1931–2018)
and Elsa Tammik. They divorced in 1981 and in 1989 Ullsten married Louise Beaudoin (born 1954). Ullsten died on 28 May 2018 at the age of 86 after an
Ola_Ullsten
Premier of Quebec from 2018 to 2026
(2001–2003) Bernard Landry Maxime Arseneau Gilles Baril Jacques Baril Louise Beaudoin Stéphane Bédard Paul Bégin Roger Bertrand Rosaire Bertrand André Boisclair
François_Legault
International organization
4 September 1999. For example at the Beyrouth Summit (2002), when Louise Beaudoin, Minister of international relations of Quebec called for tightening
Organisation internationale de la Francophonie
Organisation_internationale_de_la_Francophonie
today Global News Parti Québécois leader Pauline Marois welcomes MNA Louise Beaudoin back into the fold Archived 2012-04-05 at the Wayback Machine The Gazette
39th_Quebec_Legislature
Canadian politician
(2001–2003) Bernard Landry Maxime Arseneau Gilles Baril Jacques Baril Louise Beaudoin Stéphane Bédard Paul Bégin Roger Bertrand Rosaire Bertrand André Boisclair
Serge_Ménard
Canadian politician (1938–2021)
Parizeau Louise Beaudoin Paul Bégin Jeanne Blackburn Jacques Brassard Jean Campeau Guy Chevrette Rita Dionne-Marsolais Jean Garon François Gendron Louise Harel
Jean_Rochon
Canadian politician
Parizeau Louise Beaudoin Paul Bégin Jeanne Blackburn Jacques Brassard Jean Campeau Guy Chevrette Rita Dionne-Marsolais Jean Garon François Gendron Louise Harel
François_Gendron
International Relations Parti Québécois March 5, 1984 October 6, 1985 Lévesque Louise Beaudoin Minister of International Relations None October 6, 1985 December 12
Ministry of International Relations and La Francophonie (Quebec)
Ministry_of_International_Relations_and_La_Francophonie_(Quebec)
Canadian businessman and politician
(2001–2003) Bernard Landry Maxime Arseneau Gilles Baril Jacques Baril Louise Beaudoin Stéphane Bédard Paul Bégin Roger Bertrand Rosaire Bertrand André Boisclair
Gilles_Baril_(PQ)
1961–1981 Katarina Ullsten Maria Ullsten Louise Beaudoin (1954– ) 1989–2018 Nicolas Beaudoin Ullsten Christian Beaudoin Ullsten Ingvar Carlsson 1986–1991 1994–1996
List of spouses of prime ministers of Sweden
List_of_spouses_of_prime_ministers_of_Sweden
Behavioral effect in virtual worlds
doi:10.1177/0956797613519271. ISSN 0956-7976. PMID 24501111. Dupraz, Louise; Beaudoin, Marine; Guerraz, Michel; Barra, Julien (1 July 2024). "Does the avatar
Proteus_effect
University based in Montreal, Quebec
study in different parts of the North. Bianca Beauchamp, fashion model Louise Beaudoin, former Quebec minister of international relations Steven Blaney, businessman
Université du Québec à Montréal
Université_du_Québec_à_Montréal
President of France from 1981 to 1995
Parizeau, Premier of Quebec André Ouellet, Minister of Foreign Affairs Louise Beaudoin, Minister of Culture and Communications of Quebec Benoît Bouchard,
François_Mitterrand
McNeil's opposition Nova Scotia Liberal Party. June 6, 2011: Quebec MNAs Louise Beaudoin, Pierre Curzi and Lisette Lapointe leave the Parti Québécois to sit
List of Canadian politicians who have crossed the floor
List_of_Canadian_politicians_who_have_crossed_the_floor
Canadian politician (born 1977)
movement. Despite being recommend by former PQ cabinet minister Louise Harel and Louise Beaudoin recommend that he accept the findings, Plamondon stated that
Paul_St-Pierre_Plamondon
Canadian politician (1935–2020)
of Premier of Quebec Pierre-Marc Johnson (1985) Pierre-Marc Johnson Louise Beaudoin Marc-André Bédard Jean-François Bertrand Rodrigue Biron Jacques Brassard
Marc-André Bédard (politician)
Marc-André_Bédard_(politician)
Canadian politician
general elections were announced on November 5, 2008. Former Minister Louise Beaudoin is the PQ candidate. [1][dead link] "Biography". Dictionnaire des parlementaires
Rita_Dionne-Marsolais
Provincial electoral district in Quebec, Canada
Québécois 36th 1998–2003 37th 2003–2007 38th 2007–2008 39th 2008–2011 Louise Beaudoin 2011–2012 Independent 2012–2012 Parti Québécois 40th 2012–2014
Rosemont (provincial electoral district)
Rosemont_(provincial_electoral_district)
Day of the year
1944 – Anne Robinson, English journalist and game show host 1945 – Louise Beaudoin, Canadian academic and politician 1945 – Gal Costa, Brazilian singer
September_26
Canadian politician (born 1943)
and social solidarity. On June 6, 2011, Lapointe and caucus mates Louise Beaudoin and Pierre Curzi resigned from the Parti Québécois to sit as independents
Lisette_Lapointe
Premier of Quebec from 1996 to 2001
(1996–2001) Lucien Bouchard Maxime Arseneau Gilles Baril Jacques Baril Louise Beaudoin Paul Bégin Pierre Bélanger Roger Bertrand Jacques Brassard André Boisclair
Lucien_Bouchard
Canadian provincial election
party named "Québec - Révolution démocratique" is registered. June 6 – Louise Beaudoin, Pierre Curzi, and Lisette Lapointe leave the Parti Québécois to sit
2012_Quebec_general_election
Association internationale d'etudes quebecoises in 1997. She was praised by Louise Beaudoin, Quebec Minister for International Affairs, for her contribution to
Jeanne_Kissner
Canadian lawyer and politician (born 1968)
(2001–2003) Bernard Landry Maxime Arseneau Gilles Baril Jacques Baril Louise Beaudoin Stéphane Bédard Paul Bégin Roger Bertrand Rosaire Bertrand André Boisclair
Stéphane_Bédard
Premier of Quebec from 1994 to 1996
Parizeau Louise Beaudoin Paul Bégin Jeanne Blackburn Jacques Brassard Jean Campeau Guy Chevrette Rita Dionne-Marsolais Jean Garon François Gendron Louise Harel
Jacques_Parizeau
Canadian tennis player
(2001–2003) Bernard Landry Maxime Arseneau Gilles Baril Jacques Baril Louise Beaudoin Stéphane Bédard Paul Bégin Roger Bertrand Rosaire Bertrand André Boisclair
Richard_Legendre
Canadian politician
(2001–2003) Bernard Landry Maxime Arseneau Gilles Baril Jacques Baril Louise Beaudoin Stéphane Bédard Paul Bégin Roger Bertrand Rosaire Bertrand André Boisclair
Nicole_Léger
Canadian politician (1931–2025)
Parizeau Louise Beaudoin Paul Bégin Jeanne Blackburn Jacques Brassard Jean Campeau Guy Chevrette Rita Dionne-Marsolais Jean Garon François Gendron Louise Harel
Jean_Campeau
Provincial electoral district in the Montérégie region of Quebec, Canada
Latulippe Liberal 34th 1989–1994 Lucienne Robillard 35th 1994–1998 Louise Beaudoin Parti Québécois 36th 1998–2003 37th 2003–2007 Diane Legault Liberal
Chambly (provincial electoral district)
Chambly_(provincial_electoral_district)
Canadian politician (1934–2025)
of Premier of Quebec Pierre-Marc Johnson (1985) Pierre-Marc Johnson Louise Beaudoin Marc-André Bédard Jean-François Bertrand Rodrigue Biron Jacques Brassard
Rodrigue_Biron
Canadian politician and sex offender (born 1966)
(2001–2003) Bernard Landry Maxime Arseneau Gilles Baril Jacques Baril Louise Beaudoin Stéphane Bédard Paul Bégin Roger Bertrand Rosaire Bertrand André Boisclair
André_Boisclair
Canadian politician
of Premier of Quebec Pierre-Marc Johnson (1985) Pierre-Marc Johnson Louise Beaudoin Marc-André Bédard Jean-François Bertrand Rodrigue Biron Jacques Brassard
Marcel_Léger
Canadian politician (1938–2014)
Parizeau Louise Beaudoin Paul Bégin Jeanne Blackburn Jacques Brassard Jean Campeau Guy Chevrette Rita Dionne-Marsolais Jean Garon François Gendron Louise Harel
Jean_Garon
Canadian politician
(1996–2001) Lucien Bouchard Maxime Arseneau Gilles Baril Jacques Baril Louise Beaudoin Paul Bégin Pierre Bélanger Roger Bertrand Jacques Brassard André Boisclair
Matthias_Rioux
Canadian politician (born 1950)
Parizeau Louise Beaudoin Paul Bégin Jeanne Blackburn Jacques Brassard Jean Campeau Guy Chevrette Rita Dionne-Marsolais Jean Garon François Gendron Louise Harel
Daniel_Paillé
Canadian politician (born 1945)
January 1996 – 15 December 1998 Preceded by Bernard Landry Succeeded by Louise Beaudoin Minister responsible for the Outaouais In office 29 January 1996 –
Sylvain_Simard
Canadian poet and politician
of Premier of Quebec Pierre-Marc Johnson (1985) Pierre-Marc Johnson Louise Beaudoin Marc-André Bédard Jean-François Bertrand Rodrigue Biron Jacques Brassard
Gérald_Godin
Canadian non-governmental organization
and Parti Québécois MNAs: Louise Harel, Louise Beaudoin, and Monique Simard shared the observations with Harel and Beaudoin also advocated for the PQ
Organisations unies pour l'indépendance
Organisations_unies_pour_l'indépendance
Canadian politician (1931–2021)
Candidate Votes % ±% Liberal Réjean Doyon 16,913 51.9 -0.9 Parti Québécois Louise Beaudoin 12,279 37.7 -6.4 New Democratic Jean-Paul Harney 2,798 8.6 +8.6 Progressive
John_Paul_Harney
Canadian politician (born 1936)
Parizeau Louise Beaudoin Paul Bégin Jeanne Blackburn Jacques Brassard Jean Campeau Guy Chevrette Rita Dionne-Marsolais Jean Garon François Gendron Louise Harel
Jacques_Léonard
Provincial electoral district in Quebec, Canada
57.90 Parti Québécois Louise Beaudoin 8,977 35.33 Union Nationale Grégoire Biron 1,569 6.17 Freedom of Choice J.A. Yves Beaudoin 151 0.59 Total valid votes
Jean-Talon
Canadian politician
(2001–2003) Bernard Landry Maxime Arseneau Gilles Baril Jacques Baril Louise Beaudoin Stéphane Bédard Paul Bégin Roger Bertrand Rosaire Bertrand André Boisclair
Paul_Bégin
Canadian politician (born 1961)
(2001–2003) Bernard Landry Maxime Arseneau Gilles Baril Jacques Baril Louise Beaudoin Stéphane Bédard Paul Bégin Roger Bertrand Rosaire Bertrand André Boisclair
Joseph_Facal
Canada - John Manley (2000-2002) Bill Graham (2002-2004) Quebec - Louise Beaudoin (1998-2003) Costa Rica - Roberto Rojas López (1998-2002) Roberto Tovar
List of foreign ministers in 2002
List_of_foreign_ministers_in_2002
Canadian politician
(2001–2003) Bernard Landry Maxime Arseneau Gilles Baril Jacques Baril Louise Beaudoin Stéphane Bédard Paul Bégin Roger Bertrand Rosaire Bertrand André Boisclair
Diane_Lemieux
Canadian politician
Political offices Preceded by Louise Beaudoin Minister of Culture and Communications 1998–2001 Succeeded by Diane Lemieux
Agnès_Maltais
Legislature in Quebec, Canada from 1994 to 1998
(1994), Rita Dionne-Marsolais (1994–1995), Jacques Parizeau (1995), Louise Beaudoin (1995–1996) International Affairs, Cultural Communities and Immigration:
35th_Quebec_Legislature
Canadian politician (born 1950)
of Premier of Quebec Pierre-Marc Johnson (1985) Pierre-Marc Johnson Louise Beaudoin Marc-André Bédard Jean-François Bertrand Rodrigue Biron Jacques Brassard
Michel_Clair
Canadian politician and diplomat (born 1955)
as a university student campaigning for Parti Québécois candidate Louise Beaudoin in the 1976 election. Dion described his experience as follows: Because
Stéphane_Dion
Aussant, former leader of Option nationale party Jean Bazin, senator Louise Beaudoin, former minister in Quebec Lawrence Cannon, Canadian Minister of Foreign
List of Université Laval people
List_of_Université_Laval_people
Canadian politician
(2001–2003) Bernard Landry Maxime Arseneau Gilles Baril Jacques Baril Louise Beaudoin Stéphane Bédard Paul Bégin Roger Bertrand Rosaire Bertrand André Boisclair
Jacques_Baril
- Said Musa (1998-2002) Canada - John Manley (2000-2002) Quebec - Louise Beaudoin (1998-2003) Costa Rica - Roberto Rojas López (1998-2002) Cuba - Felipe
List of foreign ministers in 2001
List_of_foreign_ministers_in_2001
Canada - Lloyd Axworthy (1996-2000) Quebec - Sylvain Simard (1996-1998) Louise Beaudoin (1998-2003) Costa Rica - Fernando Naranjo Villalobos (1994-1998) Roberto
List of foreign ministers in 1998
List_of_foreign_ministers_in_1998
Canadian politician (born 1946)
Louise Harel (French: [lwiz aʁɛl] ; born April 22, 1946) is a Quebec politician. In 2005 she served as interim leader of the Parti Québécois following
Louise_Harel
Canadian politician
of Premier of Quebec Pierre-Marc Johnson (1985) Pierre-Marc Johnson Louise Beaudoin Marc-André Bédard Jean-François Bertrand Rodrigue Biron Jacques Brassard
Jean-François_Bertrand
Canadian politician and insurance broker
(2001–2003) Bernard Landry Maxime Arseneau Gilles Baril Jacques Baril Louise Beaudoin Stéphane Bédard Paul Bégin Roger Bertrand Rosaire Bertrand André Boisclair
Rosaire_Bertrand
Canadian politician
of Premier of Quebec Pierre-Marc Johnson (1985) Pierre-Marc Johnson Louise Beaudoin Marc-André Bédard Jean-François Bertrand Rodrigue Biron Jacques Brassard
Alain_Marcoux
Canadian politician (born 1970)
Cloutier, Drainville). On June 7, 2011, Aussant followed caucus-mates Louise Beaudoin, Pierre Curzi, and Lisette Lapointe in resigning from the Parti Québécois
Jean-Martin_Aussant
Canadian politician
(2001–2003) Bernard Landry Maxime Arseneau Gilles Baril Jacques Baril Louise Beaudoin Stéphane Bédard Paul Bégin Roger Bertrand Rosaire Bertrand André Boisclair
Guy_Chevrette
Canadian politician, actor, and screenwriter (born 1946)
result of a federalist plot. On June 6, 2011, Curzi and caucus mates Louise Beaudoin and Lisette Lapointe resigned from the Parti Québécois to sit as independents
Pierre_Curzi
Canada - Lloyd Axworthy (1996-2000) John Manley (2000-2002) Quebec - Louise Beaudoin (1998-2003) Costa Rica - Roberto Rojas López (1998-2002) Cuba - Felipe
List of foreign ministers in 2000
List_of_foreign_ministers_in_2000
Canadian politician (1936–2015)
of Premier of Quebec Pierre-Marc Johnson (1985) Pierre-Marc Johnson Louise Beaudoin Marc-André Bédard Jean-François Bertrand Rodrigue Biron Jacques Brassard
Maurice_Martel
Premier of Quebec in 1985
of Premier of Quebec Pierre-Marc Johnson (1985) Pierre-Marc Johnson Louise Beaudoin Marc-André Bédard Jean-François Bertrand Rodrigue Biron Jacques Brassard
Pierre_Marc_Johnson
Government representative of certain Commonwealth countries in the UK
(delegate general) (1977–1979) Yves Michaud (delegate general) (1979–1984) Louise Beaudoin (delegate general) (1984–1985) Claude Pug (delegate general) (1985–1986)
Agent-general
Culture and Communications: Agnès Maltais International Relations: Louise Beaudoin Indian Affairs: Guy Cheverette Health and Social Services: Pauline
36th_Quebec_Legislature
Canadian politician (born 1946)
(2001–2003) Bernard Landry Maxime Arseneau Gilles Baril Jacques Baril Louise Beaudoin Stéphane Bédard Paul Bégin Roger Bertrand Rosaire Bertrand André Boisclair
André_Boulerice
Canadian politician (1935–2005)
of Premier of Quebec Pierre-Marc Johnson (1985) Pierre-Marc Johnson Louise Beaudoin Marc-André Bédard Jean-François Bertrand Rodrigue Biron Jacques Brassard
Guy_Tardif
Canadian politician (born 1958)
Rosemont In office September 4, 2012 – October 1, 2018 Preceded by Louise Beaudoin Succeeded by Vincent Marissal Personal details Born (1958-02-13) February
Jean-François_Lisée
Canadian politician (born 1950)
(2001–2003) Bernard Landry Maxime Arseneau Gilles Baril Jacques Baril Louise Beaudoin Stéphane Bédard Paul Bégin Roger Bertrand Rosaire Bertrand André Boisclair
Jean-Pierre_Charbonneau
Canadian politician (born 1945)
1989 – September 12, 1994 Preceded by Gérard Latulippe Succeeded by Louise Beaudoin Personal details Born (1945-06-16) June 16, 1945 (age 81) Montreal
Lucienne_Robillard
Canadian politician (1940–2023)
of Premier of Quebec Pierre-Marc Johnson (1985) Pierre-Marc Johnson Louise Beaudoin Marc-André Bédard Jean-François Bertrand Rodrigue Biron Jacques Brassard
Adrien_Ouellette
Canadian politician (1942–2025)
(2001–2003) Bernard Landry Maxime Arseneau Gilles Baril Jacques Baril Louise Beaudoin Stéphane Bédard Paul Bégin Roger Bertrand Rosaire Bertrand André Boisclair
Claude_Boucher_(politician)
Canadian politician
(1996–2001) Lucien Bouchard Maxime Arseneau Gilles Baril Jacques Baril Louise Beaudoin Paul Bégin Pierre Bélanger Roger Bertrand Jacques Brassard André Boisclair
Robert_Perreault
Canadian politician
of Premier of Quebec Pierre-Marc Johnson (1985) Pierre-Marc Johnson Louise Beaudoin Marc-André Bédard Jean-François Bertrand Rodrigue Biron Jacques Brassard
Raynald_Fréchette
Canadian politician and notary
(2001–2003) Bernard Landry Maxime Arseneau Gilles Baril Jacques Baril Louise Beaudoin Stéphane Bédard Paul Bégin Roger Bertrand Rosaire Bertrand André Boisclair
Jacques_Côté
Canadian provincial election
Paradis Chambly Diane Legault 17,656 Louise Beaudoin 16,857 Denis Lavoie 6,935 Sébastien Duclos (BP) 744 Louise Beaudoin Châteauguay Jean-Marc Fournier 20
2003_Quebec_general_election
Canadian provincial election
Côté, Dubuc Serge Deslières, Beauharnois Rita Dionne-Marsolais, Rosemont Louise Harel, Hochelaga-Maisonneuve Guy Lelièvre, Gaspé The results in each riding
2008_Quebec_general_election
Canadian lawyer and politician
(2001–2003) Bernard Landry Maxime Arseneau Gilles Baril Jacques Baril Louise Beaudoin Stéphane Bédard Paul Bégin Roger Bertrand Rosaire Bertrand André Boisclair
Normand_Jutras
Canadian politician (born 1941)
(1996–2001) Lucien Bouchard Maxime Arseneau Gilles Baril Jacques Baril Louise Beaudoin Paul Bégin Pierre Bélanger Roger Bertrand Jacques Brassard André Boisclair
Jean-Pierre_Jolivet
Said Musa (1998-2002) Canada - Lloyd Axworthy (1996-2000) Quebec - Louise Beaudoin (1998-2003) Costa Rica - Roberto Rojas López (1998-2002) Cuba - Roberto
List of foreign ministers in 1999
List_of_foreign_ministers_in_1999
Canadian politician (1949–2019)
(2001–2003) Bernard Landry Maxime Arseneau Gilles Baril Jacques Baril Louise Beaudoin Stéphane Bédard Paul Bégin Roger Bertrand Rosaire Bertrand André Boisclair
Michel_Létourneau
Godfrey Smith (2003-2006) Canada - Bill Graham (2002-2004) Quebec - Louise Beaudoin (1998-2003) Monique Gagnon-Tremblay (2003-2008) Costa Rica - Roberto
List of foreign ministers in 2003
List_of_foreign_ministers_in_2003
Canadian politician (1952–2020)
(2001–2003) Bernard Landry Maxime Arseneau Gilles Baril Jacques Baril Louise Beaudoin Stéphane Bédard Paul Bégin Roger Bertrand Rosaire Bertrand André Boisclair
David_Cliche
Canadian politician
Parizeau Louise Beaudoin Paul Bégin Jeanne Blackburn Jacques Brassard Jean Campeau Guy Chevrette Rita Dionne-Marsolais Jean Garon François Gendron Louise Harel
Richard_Le_Hir
Canadian politician
(2001–2003) Bernard Landry Maxime Arseneau Gilles Baril Jacques Baril Louise Beaudoin Stéphane Bédard Paul Bégin Roger Bertrand Rosaire Bertrand André Boisclair
Lucie_Papineau
Canadian politician
(2001–2003) Bernard Landry Maxime Arseneau Gilles Baril Jacques Baril Louise Beaudoin Stéphane Bédard Paul Bégin Roger Bertrand Rosaire Bertrand André Boisclair
Maxime_Arseneau
Quebec act to modify the Charter of the French Language
with the exception of certain provisions. In June 2000, PQ Minister Louise Beaudoin announced the Estates-General on the Situation and Future of the French
Bill_104,_Quebec
Pierre-Marc Johnson International Relations: Bernard Landry (1985), Louise Beaudoin (1985) Electoral reform: Marc-André Bédard Industry and Commerce: Rodrigue
32nd_Quebec_Legislature
Canadian politician (born 1966)
(2001–2003) Bernard Landry Maxime Arseneau Gilles Baril Jacques Baril Louise Beaudoin Stéphane Bédard Paul Bégin Roger Bertrand Rosaire Bertrand André Boisclair
Jean-François_Simard
University Press. p. 23. ISBN 9780773580923. Retrieved 23 March 2022. "Louise Beaudoin deviendra commandeur de la Légion d'honneur". Le Devoir (in French)
Jean_Chapdelaine
Canadian politician
Parizeau Louise Beaudoin Paul Bégin Jeanne Blackburn Jacques Brassard Jean Campeau Guy Chevrette Rita Dionne-Marsolais Jean Garon François Gendron Louise Harel
Jeanne_Blackburn
Canadian politician
(1996–2001) Lucien Bouchard Maxime Arseneau Gilles Baril Jacques Baril Louise Beaudoin Paul Bégin Pierre Bélanger Roger Bertrand Jacques Brassard André Boisclair
Denise_Carrier-Perreault
political figures. October 25, 2005 - On SRC radio, party heavyweight Louise Beaudoin announces her support for Pauline Marois, citing as a reason for her
2005 Parti Québécois leadership election
2005_Parti_Québécois_leadership_election
Canadian linguist and lexicographer (1932–2022)
civil service. Despite his retirement, Corbeil was asked in 1995 by Louise Beaudoin – the minister responsible for the Charter of the French Language at
Jean-Claude_Corbeil
Hivon, François Gendron Support from former caucus members: (9) Louise Harel, Louise Beaudoin, Stéphan Tremblay, Léo Bureau-Blouin, Jean-Marie Claveau, Henri
2015 Parti Québécois leadership election
2015_Parti_Québécois_leadership_election
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